Robots approaching from behind are perceived as moving faster, experiments reveal

Experiments by a team at Toyohashi University of Technology, led by associate professor Hideki Tamura, demonstrated that an object moving at the same physical speed is perceived as approaching faster from behind than from the front. The team spans several laboratories in the university's Department of Computer Science and Engineering.

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